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Q: How to Restore a Selmer Mark VI Saxophone.
A: 1. Remove all the existing keys and levers from the saxophone. Most of the keys will unscrew by hand. Rotate the keys in a counterclockwise fashion. Once everyt... Read More »
Q: What year Selmer Mark VI Tenor Saxophone is the best?
A: I have played a Mark VII for about 20 years now. I got it in high school and the only complaint that I ever had was that the middle D was flat. If i open the le... Read More »
Q: Is a Selmer Mark VI alto saxophone a significant improvement over...
A: Man play what you like! Selmers especially the Mark VI are awesome horns. I have a Mark VII and always thought I would much better like a Mark VI. After trying ... Read More »
Q: I own a Selmer Mark VI Tenor Saxophone, model/serial?
A: Mario, I would glady give you the $50 you originally paid for that instrument!... LOL Seriously. What you have here is a gem and in the premium serial number ra... Read More »
Q: Why is the Selmer Mark VI considered the best saxophone?
A: It was explained to me many years ago that it is the impurities in the metal that create that distinguished tone. The metal that was smelted in France back in ... Read More »